At Lantern Financial, we take pride in our unique mission to help young professional individuals, couples, and young families reach their goals and dreams through our values-based financial planning and develop the skills necessary for understanding and communication through our nationally acclaimed financial counseling services.


Contact us today - we look forward to helping you to Shine Brighter!

Take a moment to explore our site and check out our specialties:

• Comprehensive, fee-only, financial planning services


• Innovative, nationally acclaimed financial counseling services


• Success-inspiring talks we can deliver to your group, organization or conference.

Show us some love and earn a free gift!

On Small Business Saturday, November 26, 2011, at any point throughout the day, connect with us, share us with your friends, or ask us how we can help you reach your financial goals. As a special thank you gift, we will send you a $25 gift certificate redeemable on any of our exciting 1 or 2 day workshops or webinars happening in 2012!

Use the gift certificate to help get your own money on track or give it as a gift - to your favorite recent grad, engaged or newlywed couple, or young professional this holiday season.

DO ONE OF THE FOLLOWING:

1. Post a link to our Facebook page or our website on your Facebook wall, encouraging your friends to check us out.

2. Visit our Facebook page and leave a comment indicating which upcoming workshop topic sounds most interesting to you.

3. Send us an e-mail to begin the conversation about whether we might be a good match for your financial planning needs.

Do 1 of the above, get 1 $25 gift certificate. Do 2, get 2 $25 gift certificates. Do all 3, get 3 $25 gift certificates!

We look forward to hearing from you!


[Maximum: 3 $25 gift certificates per person, during this promotion. Gift certificates can be redeemed toward any in-person, telephone or web-based workshop in 2012 - cannot be used toward financial planning services.]

Nobody likes unpleasant surprises, but when Allison Brooke Eastman’s fiancé found out four months ago just how high her student loan debt was, he had a particularly strong reaction: he broke off the engagement within three days.

Ms. Eastman said she had told him early on in their relationship that she had over $100,000 of debt... it was closer to $170,000...

Click here to find out what Lantern President, Lisa J.B. Peterson, CFP(R) has to say about how debt can impact a relationship, in this recent New York Times article.

What do you think? When would you reveal a mountain of debt to a potential marriage partner? Is there an amount of debt that renders you unmarryable?